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Newspaper
Marshall Herald
Location
Marshall, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Aug 11, 1920
Page
7
The piece argues newspapers expand candidate reach and credibility through advertising and clear statements. It contends readers trust printer ink, favor open positions, and respond to facts and reason over prejudice in political messaging. It highlights the newspaper as a fast, direct channel to voters and a tool for good government advocates.
Private William E. Bohn son of Otho and Erima Bohn was born December 19 1899 in Fairbanks Indiana. He enlisted July 10 1918 at Terre Haute in the medical corps and died October 5 1918 near Brest France after serving at Jefferson Barracks Camp Crane and Hoboken aboard a transport. His funeral was held July 28 at his mother's home near Darwin conducted by Rev Wo H Stephens and the Martinsville American Legion burial followed in Darwin cemetery.
A critique of money in politics argues that campaigns rely on cash to mobilize loyal supporters. It contends voters and politicians accept questionable methods, blurring lines between legitimate expenses and influence, and corrupting American governance.
Governor Hanly born in 1863 in Champaign county Illinois rose from schoolteacher to lawyer and politician. He served in the Indiana Senate and US Congress race, led the Flying Squadron prohibition tour, directed the Flying Squadron Foundation, ran for president in 1916, spoke before the Supreme Court Ohio cases, and published two prohibition papers in Indianapolis.
Mrs Minnie Yargus of Walnut Prairie born March 18 1884 in Jasper County Indiana died July 26 1920 at Union Hospital Terre Haute She married Edward Yargus November 21 1901 and had seven children four of whom died. She joined Walnut Prairie M E Church in 1905 and is survived by her husband three daughters Letha Lucy and Cressa four brothers and many relatives. Funeral was held at the Walnut Prairie home July 27 conducted by Rev W H Stephens Martinsville burial in Ohio Cemetery.
A garbled OCR snippet shows an Irish dialect exchange with a question about a black eye and a misquoted line about marriage. Names and context are unclear, rendering a precise event or source poorly identifiable.
Relatives and friends gathered at Mrs Missouri Murphy home last week to surprise her on her 72nd birthday. Welcomed at noon the group shared a bountiful dinner and wished Grandma many more joyful years. Attending were Wellington Murphy Henry Murphy Frank McNary Jennings Mappins Otto Veach and families and many others.
The item cites language counts and a note on houseflies maturing in about four weeks. Then a quip on deception by a woman and a cartoonish reference to a blackjack transcript appears, reflecting pulpy magazine style and mixed topics.
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